I’m looking for advice on how to/if to reschedule a wedding that was already rescheduled due to COVID. My husband and I legally got married (eloped in Vegas) on the day we were supposed to get married and moved all our wedding plans to a year after, planning on a one year vow renewal and wedding reception. Well, it feels like that won’t even be a possibility due to COVID still. I don’t want to ask people to get together it’s not safe and it doesn’t like like herd immunity/vaccine is going to happen this year. Even a micro wedding seems risky and honestly not that fun because there’s still restrictions lol
My question is, should I reschedule again for 2022 or just say F it and take our losses (a couple thousand). If you’ve rescheduled a reschedule, how long did you put it out for and how did you tell people? Thanks!!
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